GoingCrazy
Technical User
Just wondering if someone might have the answer...
I have a table filled with drawing numbers and descriptions and it has a revision level field that is alphanumeric. The table lists each drawing number several times depending on the number of revisions. So for example, it may look like:
Dwg No. Description Rev
123456 System Installation A
123456 System Installation A1
123456 System Installation B
What I want to do is be able to compare a table with information that was collected yesterday to a table with today's info and determine if there is a new drawing revision level.
I've tried the No match query. I've tried an IIf function that would put OK in a column if the records matched or ALERT if they didn't match. Both methods seem to add a duplicate record just to put OK or ALERT in the block. I currently have a query that tells me how many matching records there are and I tried comparing it to the original table. There are only three records that don't match (looking at the list manually) but I can't seem to find the right query to pull just those three records.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I have a table filled with drawing numbers and descriptions and it has a revision level field that is alphanumeric. The table lists each drawing number several times depending on the number of revisions. So for example, it may look like:
Dwg No. Description Rev
123456 System Installation A
123456 System Installation A1
123456 System Installation B
What I want to do is be able to compare a table with information that was collected yesterday to a table with today's info and determine if there is a new drawing revision level.
I've tried the No match query. I've tried an IIf function that would put OK in a column if the records matched or ALERT if they didn't match. Both methods seem to add a duplicate record just to put OK or ALERT in the block. I currently have a query that tells me how many matching records there are and I tried comparing it to the original table. There are only three records that don't match (looking at the list manually) but I can't seem to find the right query to pull just those three records.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks